Red dot Karma winner Tom W

Acorn

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I've got a Beeman open type red dot sight that came on a P17 air pistol I recently bought. It is suitable for an air gun and that's about it.
It fits on a 3/8" dovetail. I'll pull a name Sunday evening around 10PM Eastern. Good luck!
 
Thanks for encouraging post. All I am saying is all it is good for is an air gun. If you are not interested then just don't enter. I don't need you crapping on my post. Whoever wins it has nothing invested in it. Maybe they just want to try a red dot to see if they like a red dot. I could easily toss it but thought a member could use it.
 
One person's trash is another person's treasure. Don't put me in, I don't really care for the red dots. I just wanted to post so that you'd know that some of us do appreciate karmas even if we don't enter them. Besides, aren't most of these karmas just one person getting rid of stuff they don't use anymore (trash) and hoping that someone else can use it? (treasure)
 
My guess is you and I were doing the same thing yesterday Acorn. I came home to a P3 last night and was punching holes at 16' while I had the Monday night game on. Thanks for the chance, please include me.

Pierow
 
baronvoncatania said:
737tdi said:
So, are you saying it is junk? Give away junk? Oh, my. I guess that is OK. I am not meaning to offend. It is just ??? Boggled. Trash. If it is junk for you it is junk for everyone.

What an ungrateful, crappy thing to say!!

My thoughts exactly.
 
It's NOT trash, it just wasn't meant to handle recoil. For airguns. I don't have a use for it, but Acorn, thank you.
 
Man, thats decent of ya! Put me in if its not to late. My grd son's Crossman can use an up grade.
On a side note.. I see this alot on forums Im a member of. It only take's a few bad replies to push new people away. I try to take it with a grain of salt but some people just seem to lay and wait to P_ss on someone's parade.
Its this kind of stuff that pushes folk's right off the forum.
Just sayin..
But anyway, Thanks Acorn for being a decent person and offering to do this!
 
Sorry folks, I had imbibed a bit to much last night and said something stupid. I edited my post and I apologize to Acorn for such a hideous post.

Karl
 
Noc-Buster said:
Man, thats decent of ya! Put me in if its not to late. My grd son's Crossman can use an up grade....
Couple of quick things Noc-Buster. One, with my entry your grandson now has two chances to win and second, I would love some insight as to your handle. I like the sound of it.

As for my handle if interested, it is the way I spell pyro. As in apple PIE, Row a boat. All my pyrotechnic gear is stenciled as such. Dorky yes but that's me.

Pierow
 
Good for you 737tdi. When I read what you wrote, knowing your posting style I figured as much. Many folks would not bother doing what you just did.

Best, Pierow
 
My handle comes from the my archery back ground.
It's from busting my noc's my arrows, my dad and brother taught me at a young age to shoot a bow. Before any youth model stuff came around.
Im in my mid 40's and still hunt with a bow and still every once in while bust a few noc's off LOL. Eye's are not what they used to be lol but I still take 2 or 3 deer a year with my bow.
 
Good on you Acorn for this thread. And Pierow, I have wondered about you're handle. Thanks for explaining. So you're in pyrotechnics?

Edit for spelling.
 
put me in acorn,,,sorry about the A-HOLES on here,but i'd like a chance on this,,,no need to ship,,,i'll come and pick it up,,,i live in 15698,and thanks for your generous offer,,,quickdeath
 
Taterman said:
Good on you Acorn for this thread. And Pierow, I have wondered about you're handle. Thanks for explaining. So you're in pyrotechnics?

Edit for spelling.
Not for a living Taterman, more like a hobbyist. Been shooting professional displays for many years. I have a passion for large multi-break shells built in the Italian/American style. The public has not seen these types of shells at firework shows here in America since the early seventies. Only way to see them now is to either build and shoot them yourself or go to a fireworks convention with others who do the same.

Back on topic and back to the top for Acorn's Karma. Who will the lucky winner be? I've been dialing in my P3 at home using some wad cutter pellets. At first the 27 pounds cocking effort was cumbersome but like anything else I got use to it. Fun to plink at home.

Pierow
 
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